Flamingo take off - ( Phoenicopterus ruber)

Flamingo take off - ( Phoenicopterus ruber) . Recently I am dedicating myself to obtaining more dynamism in my naturalistic photographs, enhancing the blur with the panning technique and low exposure times of no more than 50th of a second. The performance of the movement varies greatly and it is difficult to achieve the desired effect. I took this photo of the flamingo taking off with an exposure time of 1/50 sec, f / 25, ISO 320 with Nikon D850 camera, Sigma supertele 300-800mm, Thanks for your comments

Delightful flamingos takeoff photos, Giangiorgio! Dynamic and expressive! This is the case when the blur enhances the impression. An excellent experiment result. Bravo, Maestro! Sincerely, Tatiana

A superb companion of the other image! - - My best always, Michael - - - Ciao!!

Tatiana thank you so much for your nice comment and for the encouragement , ciao Giangiorgio

Many thanks Michael for your beautiful comment and for your continued support, ciao Giangiorgio

Tatiana, many thanks for appreciating this photo and adding it to your favorites , ciao Giangiorgio

Michael, I am glad you liked it and put it among your favorites, ciao Giangiorgio

Hi Giangiorgio,

 

having looked at both take-off photos, I must say I like this one better than the other, because the desired effect is stronger in this one. The flamingo itself and the splashes it causes by taking off have all been beautifully - and dynamically- captured. The crop leaves just enough room around the bird and the colors are marvelously deep. Very well done! Kind regards, Vincent

Vincent, grazie mille for your careful observations and for the well-justified choice between the two images, your precise comments help me to perfect myself, ciao Giangiorgio

Giangiorgio....I also like this one!Amazing how elegant this ackward looking bird can be in action.Good work!Salutations-Laurent

Fantastic capture with use of panning so that the flamingo is still sharp as can be with picture taken with exposure time of 1/50 sec! My sincere compliments, Giangiorgio! Ciao! PDE

Laurent I am glad you liked and appreciated these photos, many thanks for your beautiful comment, ciao Giangiorgio

Grazie mille Pierre for your much appreciated comments which encourages me to continue these experiments , ciao Giangiorgio